[Solved] Xfce : Want to disable save session

Enindu · 2014-05-01 17:33:12

Hello everyone. New to Arch.
Here's my problem. I want to disable save session feature of Xfce, but unable to do it. I also have tried,

1. Settings manager > Session and startup - Unticking "Automatically save session on logout"
2. Removing session cache.

But no luck. Is there any other way to that? Thanks in advance.

Last edited by Enindu (2014-05-01 19:16:48)

ondoho · 2014-05-01 17:49:04

funny, i was just going to give you that exact advice when i saw the thread title.

which files are you removing?
it's been a while since i used xfce - but i think it was somewhere in ~/.config/xfce4 and it was called something .saved-session?

how exactly is it not not (yes, double negation) saving the session?

you get always presented with the same saved session (open file manager windows and what not) on login, or does it indeed save a new session everytime you log out?

Enindu · 2014-05-01 19:04:42

I Think I didn't describe my problem well in above post.

I already disabled automatically save session on logout from Xfce settings manger. Because I don't want it. But in every time going to logout "Save session for future logins" ticked. I must to untick it always on logout dialog. Otherwise session will be saved. That's what I want to be disabled.

EDIT : Never mind. Fixed it my own. Just logged in as root and removed session cache folder. [~/.cache/session]

Last edited by Enindu (2014-05-01 19:16:27)

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[Solved] Xfce : Want to disable save session

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